Technical specifications indicate that the OMOTON B08B13JGN4 is a mechanical riser utilizing a "Three-Piece Bridge" architecture. Material analysis confirms the chassis is constructed from 5mm thick aluminum alloy featuring a sandblasted anodic oxidation finish. Structural dimensions for this unit include a fixed elevation of 6 inches, providing a permanent vertical clearance for the 10" x 9" desk footprint it occupies.
The interlocking mechanism is secured by hex-head bolts to ensure structural rigidity, while an open-air thermal corridor allows for natural convection cooling. Standardized testing protocols show the unit is compatible with hardware ranging from 11 to 16 inches. Signal routing is facilitated through a rear aperture designed for cable management.
Aggregated specification data lists the following operational modes and highlights:
- Primary Operation: Static mechanical elevation.
- Cooling Method: Passive convection via open-frame design.
- Interface Stability: High-friction silicone protective padding.
This aluminum chassis provides a higher mass-to-stability ratio compared to 3mm industry standards, reducing mechanical resonance during peripheral operation. Performance metrics demonstrate that the fixed geometry lacks tilt or height adjustability once assembled.
The Besign LS03 offers a near-identical CNC-milled aluminum profile and is recommended as a hardware alternative with shared ODM tooling characteristics.
This unit is classified within the laptop stands architectural class, serving as a repository for comparative mechanical mounting standards.
